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Jérôme OLLIER on 31 Oct 17Strange and unusual deep sea creatures revealed by CSIRO scientists off north-west WA.
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Filter paper can reveal species under the sea - @CSIRO - 0 views
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A new study from Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, in waters off the Western Australian coast has showed floating a special kind of filter paper in seawater can reveal which species are present in an area.
CSIRO voyages film Bigfin Squid in Australian waters for first time - @CSIRO - 0 views
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Scientists have captured rare footage of five Bigfin Squid in the Great Australian Bight, the first time they've been seen in Australian waters.
What's our role in the search for missing flight MH370? - CSIRO - 0 views
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News across the world has been dominated by the tragic mystery surrounding the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 somewhere in the southern Indian Ocean. Many people have been asking CSIRO for our take on the situation, the ocean, the technology being used to find the debris of the plane - so we wanted to let you know how our technology is being used and how we're assisting the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA).
From larvae to livelihoods: restoring coral reefs in the Maldives - @CSIRO - 0 views
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CSIRO is working with local partners in the Maldives to develop coral restoration methods to assist with reef recovery.
Rapid upper ocean warming linked to declining aerosols - CSIRO - 0 views
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Australian scientists have identified causes of a rapid warming in the upper subtropical oceans of the Southern Hemisphere.
Scientists go back to the abyss - tropical edition! - @CSIRO - 0 views
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CSIRO's research vessel (RV) Investigator departed Darwin for a 45-day voyage of biodiversity discovery in the tropical waters of the Indian Ocean.
WA coastline facing marine heatwave in early 2021, CSIRO predicts - @readfearn @guardia... - 0 views
Turtle nail clippings and shark mating: discoveries from Ningaloo Reef - @CSIRO - 0 views
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What do turtle nail clippings, diving whale sharks, and 12 million mushroom corals have in common?
World-first system to monitor the 'seafood basket' of Australia - @CSIRO - 0 views
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A bio-rich region that provides much of the country's seafood is the first site in Australia to demonstrate CSIRO's AquaWatch technology works.
The Adventures Of Underwater Robot Starbug X - @CSIROnews - 0 views
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Refreshed and salty from its travels along the Ningaloo Reef, our favourite underwater robot Starbug X has been shining a light on some of the secrets beneath the world-heritage waters.
Bio robots make a splash in the Indian Ocean - CSIRO - 0 views
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It sounds like a bad sci-fi plot: a fleet of 'bio robots' are let loose in the world's third largest ocean to study its physical and biological makeup.
Going with the throughflow - CSIRO - 0 views
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Here's a simple backyard science experiment for you to try, which has global implications.
Dropping a line in the Indian Ocean - CSIROscope - 0 views
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Around 60 years ago, marine scientists on an armada of ships from 14 countries combined their efforts to explore the largest unknown area of earth, the deep waters and seafloor of the Indian Ocean.
Ghostbusting in the Gulf - CSIRO - 0 views
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The Gulf of Carpentaria off Australia's northern coast has one of the highest rates of abandoned fishing nets, or so-called ghostnets, anywhere in the world. In fact, up to three tonnes of netting washes ashore each year for every kilometre of coastline.
How much rubbish is there at Ningaloo Reef? - @CSIRO - 0 views
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At 300 kilometres long, Ningaloo Reef is Australia's largest fringing coral reef. It's home to some amazing marine life like frisky whale sharks, nesting turtles and deep-sea fish.
Some fin good! Four shark facts from science - @CSIRO - 0 views
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Sharks are among Earth's most ancient creatures. We still have lots to learn about them, but what we know from science is fin-tastic.
People power protecting Ningaloo from plastic pollution - @CSIRO - 0 views
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New research has revealed that remote areas of northern Ningaloo Reef are some of the least polluted thanks to locals and visitors alike.
Robots to identify what makes the Indian Ocean tick - @CSIROnews - 0 views
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A fleet of floating bio-robots will be deployed between Christmas Island and Madagascar next week to help gain an understanding of the physical and biological workings of the crucially important Indian Ocean.
Navy to help climate scientists in pirate-infested waters - Reuters - 0 views
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Navy to help climate scientists in pirate-infested waters.